Hello, I have access to about 10-20 PDFs that are experiencing this issue, and the problem seems to be growing. I've tried the latest snapshot to see if it was something that may have already been address but I guess not. Anyone have any ideas to help to at least detect the potential issue so I can make appropriate changes or even better a fix?
Cheers! Matt From: swftools-common-bounces+matthew.richer=conceptshare....@nongnu.org [mailto:swftools-common-bounces+matthew.richer=conceptshare....@nongnu.org] On Behalf Of Matthew Richer Sent: Wednesday, January 18, 2012 2:24 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Swftools-common] PDF takes forever to process (possibly never finishes) Hello everyone, I have a PDF which I've generated from an AI file (using GhostScript). I then want to take the AI file to SWF using PDF2SWF. The problem is the file never finishes processing. The only way I can get it to complete is to use "-O1", however, in a programmatic environment I cannot readily detect this scenario without the use of some large process timeout and then utilize the O1 parameter. Is it possible there is a bug here or some other optimal workaround? Thanks for the info! Cheers, Matt. AI File: http://www.salmizar.com/BadAI.ai PDF File: http://www.salmizar.com/BadAI.pdf PDF2SWF Command: pdf2swf -T9 -s linksopennewwindow -s linknameurl --set storeallcharacters="1" -z "C:\TEMP\BadAI.pdf" -o "D:\TEMP\BadAI.swf" Verbose Output Command: pdf2swf -vvv "D:\TEMP\BadAI.pdf" -o "D:\TEMP\BadAI.swf" Stops at: :clip: DEBUG | moveTo 390.30 504.90 DEBUG | lineTo 392.90 507.95 DEBUG | lineTo 395.15 510.40 DEBUG | lineTo 392.50 507.30 DEBUG | lineTo 390.30 504.90 TRACE record: 00b78d18 FILL TRACE restoreState 00B71290 (end clipping) DEBUG updateLineDash, 0 dashes TRACE record: 00b78d18 ENDCLIP TRACE restoreState 00BD7380 (end softmask) (end clipping) VERBOSE clearSoftMask statepos=3 TRACE record: 00b78d18 END TRACE replay: STARTCLIP TRACE replay: FILL TRACE replay: FILL (repeats over and over) Thanks again.
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